OK, maybe amazing is the wrong word. To own 0.06 shares and not sell any when the price hits a 40,000% increase is ridiculous. With regard to your point about not selling when the price starts to decline, there has to come a time where it falls enough to trigger selling (at the very least get your investment money off the table). We're all here to make money...why invest if you just want to watch the stock rise and fall?

Even the most stubborn, hardcore EDIG investor should have sold when the price dropped from $24 to say... $10. From a 0.06 entry, that would still represent a 16,667% increase.

Sure wish we had that kind of decision today.